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Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | alvarezdeltoroi (coriifolium) |
Indigenous to: | Guatemala |
short stocky 5" canes topped with 2 to 4 leathery 4" leaves; 5" apical spikes carries numerous 1-1/4" flowers that are held closely to the flattened spike; waxy green large lipped blooms are long lasting and fragrant

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | arbusculum |
Indigenous to: | Mexico |
as the name implies an upright branching growth habit with thick fleshy roots anchoring 15" canes that branch apically as well as basally, 3 to 5 leathery dark green oval 4" leaves are clustered at the summit of each branch, pendulous spikes emerge atop maturing branches producing an impressive cylindrical head of 1" blooms, sepals and petals are shiny rust red, thick fleshy cream-colored tri-lobe lip with deep red marks, easy grower

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | capricornu |
Indigenous to: | Peru |
Absolutely marveluously striking cooler growing Epi, upright canes up to 14" to 24" with rank-and-file 3" deep green leaves with purple undersides, large branched pannicles of blooms carry many stunning 1" flowers whose sepals' backs are hot pink with orange sherbet insides, the pink petals are thread-like, the pink multi-lobed lip is fused to the column thrusting foreward, the apical lobe divided into a pair of legs, the array of flowers resembling an ensemble of dancers.

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | elegantissimum |
Indigenous to: | Ecuador |
white flowers with purple polkadots

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | englerianum |
Indigenous to: | Ecuador |
a beautiful compact and aggressive grower,15" upright canes with light green thin leaves, compound branched inflorescences carry many 3/4" blooms, sepals and petals are outwardly red, internally lavender, petals are thread-like, four lobed white-to-blush lip is fused to the end of the column, an lovely alba form with apple green and white flowers occurs commonly
Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | falsiquisayanum (bianthogastrium) |
Indigenous to: | Ecuador |
exquisite mini with short branching growths that tend to form clumping mounds, fleshy 1" oval leaves are closely arranged, short terminal inflorescences of 3 - 5 flowers each flush bloom, beautiful crystalline 1/2" pink flowers have a concave lip

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | fimbriatum |
Indigenous to: | Ecuador |
fantastic plant ,clumping wiry 8" stems with 1" narrow dark green leaves, short often branching appical spikes produce an endless stream of tiny 1/4" pure snow white blooms peppered with bright purple spots
Growing Tip: likes good water, very bright light and cool temps

Genus: | Epidendrum |
Species: | gastropodium |
Indigenous to: | Ecuador |
globular heads of very cute flowers- cool grower
